Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

To Organise and Participate in Bowls events in Wales, UK and World Tournaments for People who are either Blind or Partially Sighted.

The principal object of the charity is to preserve and protect the physical and mental health of young people in India by promoting the work of Ashish Gram Rachna Trust (AGRT), Institute of Health Management Pachod in particular but not exclusively by 1. Sharing research2. Raising funds for specific projects carried out by IHMP3 Providing support for volunteers working in india

We improve the health and well-being of some of the most vulnerable children and youth living in communities affected by HIV and poverty in Kenya. We run a scholarship programme and build the capacity of community groups to support vulnerable children. We also establish and facilitate the running of sports and youth clubs.

The Black Mountains Lions Club will consider many projects that fall within the following five guidelines, these are Vision, the Environment, Hunger, Paediatric Cancer and Diabetes. As well as providing grants to these deserving causes within the Powys and Herefordshire Areas, District and Multiple District Lions Club, Black Mountains Lions Club undertakes a number of community service projects.

Support to deaf children and Teenager and their families who live in Derby and Derbyshire, including social activities, Sport, equipment and Transport.

The society provides support to deaf children and their families; organising an annual programme of social events, campaigning for deaf awareness, and providing essential information and support to member families in the Brighton, Hove and West Sussex area.

Run by user-volunteers, mainly ME/CFS sufferers, this charity aims to provide information, support and assistance to help fellow members understand, manage and recover from ME. We offer:- monthly meetings, quarterly newsletter, lending library, social events, therapeutic activities, informal support networks.

Shropshire ME Group is a self-help group supporting patients of CFS/ME to understand and cope with their symptoms. This is achieved by: establishing a number of county-wide Peer Support Groups, held monthly; providing a free library of ME related publications; issuing a regular newsletter, running a website and holding an annual conference to update members on medical advances in treating ME.

Living Hope seeks to advance the Christian faith as well as the prevention and relief of poverty and promoting the health and care of people infected/ affected by HIV, Aids and other chronic illnesses, particularly in Africa; including promotional/ fundraising activities, providing resources, facilitating training and preparing/ supporting individuals and groups for mission trips.

We provide help to bereaved parents who have suffered loss during pregnancy through miscarriage, still-birth or other reason holding monthly support meetings and providing on-line support to such parents; by helping to improve services and facilities at local NHS Hospitals and providing training to maternity staff and others to improve the help and they provide to bereaved parents.

Health: HIV/Aids teaching. Health education. Production of HIV/Aids awareness leaflets. Training: English & literacy education. Seminars for community school teachers. Project funding for small local projects in & around Ndola.

During the year we have arranged monthly trips throughout the summer. There are weekly activities: coffee & chat, with games and other activities as arranged. There are also other occasional activities - fundraising with Christmas and Easter fairs, Darlington carnival and a Christmas lunch.

The Charity is set up to donate to other Charities in the UK . The Charities that will be supported are those who provide assistance to persons in or leaving prisons, recovering addicts from any substance abuse, and the school Tonbridge County Grammar School for girls. These priorities are reviewed every two years.

To empower the Deaf children of Tower Hamlets and their families. We believe Deaf children should be valued by society and given the same opportunities as any other child.We are a support network, who strives to support Deaf children, young people and their families. We offer help to parents who may feel isolated within the community

We promote education both young and adult, we cater for the disabled through respite care, religious activities and sports as well as relief or poverty, we promote art and culture and provide counselling for drug and substance misuse.Trips for the youth as well as outdoor fair for the elderly.Organizations affiliated to us are God Is Our Light Mount Olives Church and Higher Calling.

Until mid-2017 the CIO chose to work together with Cancer Research UK to support CRUK's Create the Change Campaign to help finance the building of the Francis Crick Institute. Since then, the Charity has worked together with the Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Association and raised funds for Greenhouse Sports Limited to support the ongoing operation of the Greenhouse Centre.

We record on audio equipment extracts from local newspapers. Copies are sent to those with sight impairment in this district, i.e. those with difficulties in reading those newspapers. We also send an audio magazine to these listeners. This contains miscellaneous items of interest.

The advancement of education for deaf and hard of hearing children in Myanmar by carrying out visits to Schools in Yangon and Mandalay with a team of medical and educational specialists, involved in all aspects of improving the welfare of the children in relation to their hearing and educational needs.

the group exists to provide & manage 3 angling events for the disabled ages from 7/77 each event is well supported by members Carers volunteers. These individuals are all registered disabled wheelchairs users, visual impairment and /or learning difficulties. The ethos of the group is one of friendship and social inclusion and promotes well-being & increases self-esteem amongst the disabled people.

The Cardiff Museum Development Trust fundraises to make sure the Cardiff Story Museum can deliver a range of activities for all ages and interests - be that our Dinky Dragons sessions for babies and toddlers, our schools programme, our work with diverse communities, our dementia friendly activities across the city or our interactive galleries that tell the story of Cardiff and its people.

Provides a talking Newspaper (tapes) to the Blind

To provide help and information to deaf children and their families

The charity operates solely in the Cheltenham & Gloucester area, it helps in three areas: 1. Providing free exercise & wellbeing classes for cancer patients, 2.Donates money to the bereavement charity Cruse for training of new & existing counsellors, 3. Provides free swimming lessons to Primary school children whose parents could not afford top up lessons over & above those provided by the school.

The Platypus Swimming Club helps & encourages the handicapped of all ages, both physically & mentally and those in need of remedial treatment to get into the water, exercise, relax and generally have a nice time. The members range from very young with congenital disabilities to those with learning difficulties, accident and stroke-victims and 80 year olds suffering simply from the effects of age.

We seek to distribute the trust income to promote the study of and research into mental health, nervous and neurological diseases. We aim to provide facilities to assist or support persons disabled through age, sickness, infirmity, accident or disease.